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Statik Selektah does his part to keep wack rap in check on his new album.
Murs transforms cliched hip-hop into something real and full of love.
Mayer Hawthorne builds on the foundation the soul greats laid down for his major label debut.
Evidence's new album isn't interested in making gaining fans, only making friends.
9th Wonder reaches back into his R&B roots for his new album The Wonder Years.
J. Cole's debut album is solid but falls short of its sky high expectations.
The-Dream uses his new free album 1977 as a musical therapy session.
Before prison Lil Wayne was the best rapper alive. Damn, how times have changed.
The Weeknd is music's new darlings, but is his music built to last?
Can Game recover and once again become a great rapper with the release of The R.E.D. Album?
Thurz invokes the spring of '92 to remind us that music can still mean something.
There may be many pretenders, but there are no serious challengers to YeHova's throne.
Before the paparazzi and multiple rehab trips, Amy Winehouse made one brilliant, classic album.
Jay Rock's debut album is devoid of fantasy and gimmick - could west coast gangster rap be back?
Theophilus London's out to prove that originality sells on his major label debut.
Kelly Rowland fully steps out of Beyonce's shadow on her new album, Here I Am.
Trae Tha Truth's new album Street King is far deep than the doubters want to admit.
Lloyd enters the race for the King of R&B crown with new album King of Hearts.
It's finally happened. The Cool Kids have released their debut album and fish are riding bicycles.
It's time for DJBooth's most swagged out review ever. That's right, it's Lil B's I'm Gay.
Kendrick Lamar is blazing a trail that demands to be followed on #Section80.
Curren$y's major label debut proves that he's much more than just a weed rapper.
Beyoncé gets serious on her ballad-heavy new album 4.
Can Big Sean make the title of his debut album come true and finally become Finally Famous?
It's Pitbull's world and we're just partying in it.
Finally, an album that doesn't care about anything but sounding dope.
Eminem and Royce da 5'9" make hip-hop history on collaborative EP Hell: The Sequel.
If you're not feeling Skyzoo's The Great Debater its time to question if you truly love hip-hop.
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